Timely and Transparent Shareholder Activism Solutions
Strengthen investment decision-making with actionable research and data that covers market-moving and contentious business events.
Shareholder activism is surging globally, driving increased complexity in investment workflows. Glass Lewis’ Shareholder Activism Solutions offer in-depth analysis and vote recommendations, data, and unique communications tools to support informed decision-making on critical events like proxy contests and M&A.
Key Features and Benefits
Product Offerings
Our experienced analysts leverage their deep knowledge of corporate governance, finance, and legal matters to produce insightful research reports and informed recommendations.
Special Situations Research
Offers economic analysis, situation context, and well-constructed vote recommendations on contested situations and M&A.
Proxy Talks
Activist investors and corporate issuers can leverage our broad reach to present their case in a contentious situation.
Report Feedback Statement (RFS)
Comment on and/or provide your narrative directly to Glass Lewis’ 1,300+ institutional clients ahead of final vote decisions.
Controversy Alerts
Actionable, brief risk alerts that prioritize the most controversial global ESG issues up for a vote at shareholder meetings.
Glass Lewis’ Shareholder Activism Solutions help advisors to fully prepare for activist situations and offer investors actionable insights to better assess contentious situations. Our solutions are ideal for:
Tracking Shareholder Proposals and Company Exclusions: Pre-Season Observations
How has the SEC’s new approach to no-action requests impacted the shareholder proposal landscape? It’s a question that Glass Lewis will be monitoring throughout the U.S. proxy season.
Tracking Shareholder Proposals and Company Exclusions: Pre-Season Observations
How has the SEC’s new approach to no-action requests impacted the shareholder proposal landscape? It’s a question that Glass Lewis will be monitoring throughout the U.S. proxy season.
Observations: What the Withdrawal of Big Four Auditors From Sub-Saharan Africa Means for Corporate Governance and Shareholders
This article examines how the retreat of Big Four auditors from Sub-Saharan Africa could reshaping the regional audit landscape and influencing corporate governance and shareholder outcomes over the long term.
Observations: What the Withdrawal of Big Four Auditors From Sub-Saharan Africa Means for Corporate Governance and Shareholders
This article examines how the retreat of Big Four auditors from Sub-Saharan Africa could reshaping the regional audit landscape and influencing corporate governance and shareholder outcomes over the long term.
How One of Japan’s Largest Asset Managers Leveraged a Custom Voting Policy and Engagement Services
Learn how one of Japan’s largest asset managers partnered with Glass Lewis to implement a custom voting policy and a tailored global engagement program.
How One of Japan’s Largest Asset Managers Leveraged a Custom Voting Policy and Engagement Services
Learn how one of Japan’s largest asset managers partnered with Glass Lewis to implement a custom voting policy and a tailored global engagement program.
US AI Oversight Through Three Lenses: Investor Expectations, the S&P 100 and Company-Specific Analysis
This article examines U.S. investor expectations for board oversight of artificial intelligence, analyzes AI governance disclosures among S&P 100 companies, and highlights company-specific approaches to managing AI-related risks and opportunities.
US AI Oversight Through Three Lenses: Investor Expectations, the S&P 100 and Company-Specific Analysis
This article examines U.S. investor expectations for board oversight of artificial intelligence, analyzes AI governance disclosures among S&P 100 companies, and highlights company-specific approaches to managing AI-related risks and opportunities.